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Definition of practice
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of practice is as below...
Practice
(n.)
Systematic
exercise
for
instruction
or
discipline;
as, the
troops
are
called
out for
practice;
she
neglected
practice
in
music..
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Exercise
::
Exercise
(n.) That which gives
practice;
a
trial;
a test.
Regrate
::
Regrate
(v. t.) To buy in large
quantities,
as corn,
provisions,
etc., at a
market
or fair, with the
intention
of
selling
the same
again,
in or near the same
place,
at a
higher
price,
-- a
practice
which was
formerly
treated
as a
public
offense..
Extortion
::
Extortion
(n.) The act of
extorting;
the act or
practice
of
wresting
anything
from a
person
by
force,
by
threats,
or by any undue
exercise
of
power;
undue
exaction;
overcharge..
Polygraphy
::
Polygraphy
(n.) The art or
practice
of using a
polygraph.
Grave
::
Grave (v. i.) To write or
delineate
on hard
substances,
by means of
incised
lines;
to
practice
engraving..
Vogue
::
Vogue (n.) The way or
fashion
of
people
at any
particular
time;
temporary
mode,
custom,
or
practice;
popular
reception
for the time; -- used now
generally
in the
phrase
in
vogue..
Shiff
::
Shiff (v. i.) To
practice
indirect
or
evasive
methods.
Pietism
::
Pietism
(n.) The
principle
or
practice
of the
Pietists.
Humbuggery
::
Humbuggery
(n.) The
practice
of
imposition.
Homeopathically
::
Homeopathically
(adv.)
According
to the
practice
of
homeopathy.
Loquacity
::
Loquacity
(n.) The habit or
practice
of
talking
continually
or
excessively;
inclination
to talk too much;
talkativeness;
garrulity.
Portraiture
::
Portraiture
(n.) The art or
practice
of
making
portraits.
Lexigraphy
::
Lexigraphy
(n.) The art or
practice
of
defining
words;
definition
of
words.
Use
::
Use (v. t.) To
accustom;
to
habituate;
to
render
familiar
by
practice;
to
inure;
--
employed
chiefly
in the
passive
participle;
as, men used to cold and
hunger;
soldiers
used to
hardships
and
danger..
Child
::
Child (n.) One who, by
character
of
practice,
shows signs of
relationship
to, or of the
influence
of,
another;
one
closely
connected
with a
place,
occupation,
character,
etc.; as, a child of God; a child of the
devil;
a child of
disobedience;
a child of toil; a child of the
people..
Pharisean
::
Pharisean
(a.)
Following
the
practice
of
Pharisees;
Pharisaic.
Shark
::
Shark (v. i.) To play the petty
thief;
to
practice
fraud or
trickery;
to
swindle.
Theory
::
Theory
(n.) A
doctrine,
or
scheme
of
things,
which
terminates
in
speculation
or
contemplation,
without
a view to
practice;
hypothesis;
speculation..
Philosopher
::
Philosopher
(n.) One who
reduces
the
principles
of
philosophy
to
practice
in the
conduct
of life; one who lives
according
to the rules of
practical
wisdom;
one who meets or
regards
all
vicissitudes
with
calmness.
Deceit
::
Deceit
(n.) Any
trick,
collusion,
contrivance,
false
representation,
or
underhand
practice,
used to
defraud
another.
When
injury
is
thereby
effected,
an
action
of
deceit,
as it
called,
lies for
compensation..
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